Dr Jeff Foster
Dr Jeff Foster is a Men’s Health specialist and one of the founders of H3Health. He is passionate about spreading awareness of men’s health topics, whether by lecturing, writing articles, creating videos and infographics, and of course, seeing patients within the NHS and at his private practice.
Before studying medicine, Dr Foster completed an honours degree in Physiology at King’s College London. He then went on to study medicine at Warwick Medical School, and has lived and worked in the West Midlands since graduating in 2004. Since 2012, Dr Foster has worked as a GP Partner at a busy practice in Leamington Spa.
Medical Director & Men’s Health Lead
BSc (Hons), MB ChB, DRCOG, MRCGP
About Dr Jeff Foster
In addition to his core GP work, Dr Foster has been involved in developing and promoting Men’s Health in Warwickshire and nationally. He now runs the leading men’s health clinic in the West Midlands, which addresses all aspects of men’s health including:
- Testosterone deficiency (including male menopause)
- Prostate disease
- Erectile dysfunction
- Mental health
- Men’s health and wellness checks
Dr Foster has written national articles on testosterone deficiency, helped promote local awareness of prostate cancer, and published papers on erectile dysfunction and testosterone deficiency. In addition, Dr Foster gives talks to the local community to promote Men’s Health awareness, and is involving in lecturing junior doctors on testosterone, hormone health, and men’s health issues.
Latest Articles
Is your other half suffering from man-o-pause?
Dr Jeff Foster, appears live on This Morning with Phil and Holly
The Telegraph: Sorry chaps, eternal male fertility is a myth
Our Medical Director, Dr Jeff Foster, is featured in The Telegraph
Why I hate little blue pills
With an estimated half of all men likely to experience difficulty in achieving or maintaining an erection at some point in their lives, it's tempting to reach for a quick fix solution. However, as we discuss in this blog it's best to understand the underlying cause before treating the symptoms.
